There
are a multitude of things I want to do before I die. From traveling globe to
landing a job out of college, my list is anything but boring. I want people to
look back at the life I led and think how adventurous and culturally
experienced I was. The idea of a bucket list may be for the one completing it,
but after I'm are gone, what does it matter? What difference would it make in
your family and friend’s lives? The legacy you leave behind can be a reflection
on completing the tasks on your bucket list.
Like
many other college students, I want to graduate college, with honors and
preferably a well paying job. Using my degree would be ideal, but the most
important thing is that I truly enjoy the line of work I end up doing. The pay
is also something I would hope to be exceedingly good, but as long as I make
enough to support my needs I know the Lord will provide.
One
of the things I most want to accomplish is to travel the world. I want to tour
all over the United States, visiting every state and all the major iconic landmarks.
I also want to backpack in Europe with my sister, Leah. I want to visit Italy
and enjoy their pastas, see the Eiffel Tower in Paris, and climb the stairs of
the French Statue of Liberty. I don’t want to simply see the tourist
attractions, but really get immersed into the cultures around the world.
With
my bucket list I hope to truly leave my mark behind on the world. To all the
people I meet along the way I hope to say a kind word and open my ears to hear
their story and to help them in the most effective way possible. This is the
legacy I hope to leave behind, the memory that people will have of me.
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